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"Le Passe-Muraille" has music by Michel Legrand, the veteran French composer of film scores, and is said to be a priority for the Shubert Organization, which may try to mount the production on Broadway as soon as May.

The claim persists on some right-wing Web sites, which may try to interpret his remarks as proof of that view.

Wainwright neglects to mention the risk entailed by the EU directive on recognition of professional qualifications currently under review in Brussels, which may try to impose a one size fits all structure on the whole continent.

Beware of cults which may try to scam you.

Ducklings raised inside your home need to be kept safe from dogs and cats, which may try to attack or even play too roughly with the ducklings.

The newly hatched guppies will be able to swim through the holes of the net and escape the mother fish, which may try to eat them.

"I did lose my reputation as well, which I may try get back later.

The woman said she found the gulf between mothering choices so deep that she avoids social situations in which people may try to make her feel bad.

Mr. Whitman hopes that Dia and Peak Performances' efforts to publicize "Passport" will propel the work, which he may try to duplicate elsewhere.

Dore Gold, president of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs and a former Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, said the apparent disagreement on rationality could be explained: "The Iranians have irrational goals, which they may try and advance in a rational way".

In response to last week's uproar, Fox is now considering a system in which it may try to adjust the on-demand release date of new films to reflect the amount of time they actually spend on a substantial number of screens, Mr. Gianopulos said.